Silvia Cruceru (Romania)

A journey that always starts from the center, but how little do we know… for it is the look beyond the horizon that makes us reach stars far away. Unanswered questions beat with every pulse to remind us who we are. Velvet-red branches carry out to the brims the truth bursting with life. It is from the blind heart – that mere sphere of fire – that we whisper I am. No matter the inner cries or tribulations, no matter the otherness or myriad of yeses or noes.

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Roberta Consalvo Sances (Italy)

Born in 1966 in Milan, Roberta Consalvo Sances is an Italian jewelry maker based in Florence. She graduated in Oriental Languages in 1991. After a career in the HR field, Roberta’s path changed dramatically when she discovered her passion for contemporary jewellery in 2015. She got a BFA in 2017 and an MFA in Contemporary Jewellery and Body Ornament from Alchimia Jewellery School

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Ramona Popescu (Romania)

Ramona Florina POPESCU (b.1977) has university and doctoral studies in Economics and Management, a master’s degree in Public Administration and had a fifteen years career as university lecturer. In 2017, after a sabbatical year she decided to follow her passion and put in place a small jewelry studio, Craftyzzart Ltd. She attended several artisan fairs and in 2019 began to attend the courses of Assamblage

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Flavia Gheorghian (Romania)

I am a multidisciplinary artist working with: metal and gemstones, ink, watercolor, oil paints, ceramics, paper and any other material I find inspiring, that falls into my hands. I like to create meaningful pieces that one would treasure forever. I find my inspiration in nature, history and architecture, trying to take in everything that is given to me and manifest it in my art.

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Nina Bashirian (Iran)

I am a Freelancer Jewelry Designer based in Iran, Tehran. My artworks are not to be kept in a fixed shape or a specific orientation. This collection defies to the common limitations. It seeks freedom. For this, it welcomes the freedom in the body of its owner while the body curves accept its essence and rescue it from the implied
paradigms. My Main Techniques are : Engraving-Lost Wax Casting-Patination-Hand Fabricated

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Monica Wickström (Finlanda)

I like to work on different levels of art, handicraft and design. I mix materials with conceptual content, especially from everyday life. I am a helpless collector of most everything, trash and wasted things but also material from nature, especially stones, shells and pieces of wood. The shape, condition and colour are significant and therefore a thing must very often wait for the right moment to be explored and developed because

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Mihaela Georgescu (Romania/France)

I am a Romanian self-taught artist living in France. I love creating jewelry and I love, just as much, teaching and inspiring others to create. I was a Teacher in the Polymer Clay Adventure 2017, 2020 and 2021 (a yearly online art retreat). I was a teacher in the Polymer Clay Symposium 2020, 2021 as well as in the Fiber Arts Symposium 2020 (presenting the process of making a bead embroidered cuff).

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May Gañán (Spain)

I paint jewels. That's a simple and quick statement I use to describe myself. I work professionally as a journalist and as an artist, always trying to deliver poetic stories. And trying definitely to do so on my jewelry through my paintings on volumes and shapes on pieces to wear. Painting has a key role in my work.It is always present rather directly applied into the piece or through the lines it describes.

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Matilde Mozzanega (UK)

Matilde Mozzanega is a contemporary Jewellery maker and designer based in London. Graduated from Central Saint Martins with a First Class Honours Degree in BA Jewellery Design (2018), she now produces her own pieces and works as a tutor at the British Academy of Jewellery. Her work sits within the context of Contemporary Jewellery & Sustainability.

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Małgorzata Kalińska (Germany)

With almost 30 years of experience in creative silversmith, jewellery design and oil painting Malgosia Kalinska is constantly pursuing a perfect balance between a pure form, light and material. She graduated at the Academy of Fine Arts in Lodz where she received a scholarship from the Polish Minister of Culture and National Heritage. Her work was exhibited in many collective and individual exhibitions. In 2020

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Magdalena Pelmus (Romania)

Magdalena Pelmus, visual multimedia artist, performer and jewelry designer, was born in 1974, in Constanta, Romania. She graduated in 1999 the "N.Grigorescu" Art University of Bucharest, the painting section and became co-founder in SURSA group in 1999 and Loading Open LAB - artist run space in 2006. She received the Union of Romanian Artists Bucharest, RO Scholarship for young artists in 2000 and the 1st prize

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Loredana Cleja (Romania)

No metaphors here. Wild animals that live in the forests of Romania (bears and lynxes in particular) are under threat. Poachers are hunting them down, their natural habitat is reduced through deforestation. We need to talk more about this and to find sustainable solutions to this problem. The pieces from my collection are built around cut out shapes of wild animals, as some sort of targets in a shooting range.

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Laura Sima (Romania)

The journey in jewelry design started in 2017, at Assamblage Contemporary Jewelry School. The attraction to the jewelry world opened a different path – from adorning to creating. Attracted by shapes, sometimes geometrical, sometimes organic, chunky or delicate, by colors, or just letting the metal speak, I create my jewelry mainly in silver.

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Catalina Geru (Romania)

I started making jewelry recently and I enjoy every moment of it.The love for geometrical structures plays an important role in my work, but I also like to experiment with shapes, proportions and use different textures and colors . The inspiration comes from my experiences, my emotions and people around me. Learning constantly is one of my goals, in order to find new sources of inspiration.

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Sorina Cotea (Romania)

With a background of 5 years in fashion design, my fascination with jewellery making was sparked while I was putting together a ready-to-wear blazer collection for my brand at the time. While researching different styles to complete the looks, the image of contrasting silver brooches against the coarse fabric I was working with, made it all come together. I then decided to try and make

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Bianca Grin (Romania)

A piece of jewelry is like a little magnet. It attracts the eye, the curiosity and it witnesses many of one’s life stories. I work in recycled metal, both as my homage to a better and more sustainable environment and as a kind gesture towards past and future stories. I was born in 1972, in Bucharest. I’ve graduated Veterinary University and my first years of work were in the sales and marketing area for a

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Alexandra Ungurelu (Romania)

Alexandra (Ungurelu) Tauc is a graduate of the College of Communication and Public Relations - SNSPA. Over the years she developed an interest in colors and shapes which lead to attending drawing and painting courses. In 2011 she attended a series of courses and workshops at Assamblage Art and Design Institute and managed to bring her passion for jewelry to another level of craftsmanship.

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Alexandra Bardac (Romania)

My name is Alexandra Bardac and I'm currently living in Bucharest, Romania. I am an up and coming contemporary jewellery designer and I am on the road to becoming an Architect. My passion for making started from my Bachelor years, where we were always coupling our projects with hand made models made from a variety of materials: paper, timber, metal, recycled plastic.

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Lital Mendel (Israel)

Participated in exhibitions worldwide- among them: Schmuck (Munich) and other exhibition in the Munich jewelry week through the years, Itami 2013/2015(Japan), Beijing International Jewelry Art Biennial 2013/2015/2017/2019 (china), Empreintes and Legacy award by ALLIAGES (France), Jewelry VDW Selection 2019 (Italy) and more.

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Kamilė Stanelienė (Lithuania)

I usually draw inspiration from various forms of nature. I often use trilobite fossils, which I combine with silver plant motifs or just organics shapes. The jewelry being created is an expression of my inner cry and resistance as a creator. A kind of exaggeration against overly artificial, indeterminate tensioned forms. My task as a metal artist is not to torture, suffocate, the object being created and to allow it to “live”

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